Sunday, July 24, 2011
Getting to know an iguana
An agreeable iguana puts up with his human friend explaining his teeth, claws, scales, tail, and his third eye.
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An agreeable iguana puts up with his human friend explaining his teeth, claws, scales, tail, and his third eye.
Via Best of YouTube
3 comments:
This is great! Love it!
Well now I know what I want for my birthday.
Haha, I love the "third eye" on them. When my brother had one of these guys we'd call it the "self-destruct button".
Also, those claws they have are no joke =| They're meant for hauling up trees...and I have quite a few scars on my arm from them.
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